Mastering the College Experience ★ 2000 PBS Series about College - with Closed Captions and MKV
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Ian Parker requested this Series … I found the original DVD source materials here: https://archive.org/details/mastering_the_college_experience_isos . I am grateful to RatterFat Video for posting this! Thank you for sharing - Ian Parker and RatterFat Video!  


Note: when playing these back in VLC you must manually adjust the window size to 640 by 480 pixels. The videos on the DVD were incorrectly sized at 352 by 480 and some, maybe most, video players will play it at the incorrect size. This was the fault of whomever mastered the DVD set: and I could not correct for it. In VLC: Under the Video Menu … Video ---> Aspect Ratio ---> Uncheck "Lock Aspect Ratio" then set it to "4:3" to properly watch it.


"Mastering the College Experience" is a PBS series created by Coastline Community College that aired in 2000 designed to assist students in navigating the challenges of college life. The program focuses on various aspects of the college experience, including academic success, personal development, and social integration. The series emphasizes the importance of effective study habits, time management, and critical thinking skills necessary for academic success. It addresses the emotional and psychological adjustments students face when transitioning to college, promoting resilience and self-awareness. The program encourages students to engage with peers, participate in campus activities, and build a supportive network.

The series is aimed at new college students, educators, and parents, providing valuable insights and strategies to enhance the college experience. It serves as a resource for those looking to maximize their potential during their time in higher education. "Mastering the College Experience" has been utilized by various educational institutions, including Coastline Community College, as a tool to support student orientation and retention efforts. The series remains relevant for discussions on student success and engagement in college settings.


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The companion book "Becoming a Master Student" by "Dave Ellis"
is no longer available to borrow … but it can still be purchased:



https://archive.org/details/becomingmasterst00elli_1

https://www.betterworldbooks.com/Search/Results?q=becoming%20a%20master%20student

https://archive.org/search?query=Becoming+a+Master+Student



You may download the ★ entire series - as MP4 ★ all at once, HERE (2.8 GB): https://archive.org/compress/mastering-college-experience/formats=MPEG4&file=/mastering-college-experience.zip

You may download the ★ entire series - as MKV ★ all at once, HERE (2.8 GB): https://archive.org/compress/mastering-college-experience/formats=MATROSKA&file=/mastering-college-experience.zip

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Note: when playing these back in VLC you must manually adjust the window size to 640 by 480 pixels. The videos on the DVD were incorrectly sized at 352 by 480 and some, maybe most, video players will play it at the incorrect size. This was the fault of whomever mastered the DVD set: and I could not correct for it. In VLC: Under the Video Menu … Video ---> Aspect Ratio ---> Uncheck "Lock Aspect Ratio" then set it to "4:3" to properly watch it.

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